it was an amazing story! I will probably read it over and over again, seriously I read it all at once and I was always interested and wanted to read more! It is my favorite fanfic and I really hope that the epilouge is comming up soon:)! ( I am really sorry for any grammatic incorections my english is not the best...)

is she going to have to retake all those classes she missed while sick in school and then in hospital?? also is her heart permanatly damaged and how damaged is it?? told you its not just anorexia but bulimia too!!!

she didnt have sex with mayfoy she has=d sex with someone who look like him polyjuice potion or had the Imperius curse on him??? or maybe they didnt have sex after all!!! also how come the midwitch didnt do anything about her anorexia??

what was he taking from her pockts her wand the book?? Her hand shot forward and grabbed his collar, within seconds there lips were locked again, she had her hands in his hair pulling half in anger, his hands slid to her pockets, groping her backside.

Okay. I don't even know what to say anymore. I literally started crying at the end of this chapter, and you have officially propelled me to start shipping Dramione. I have also suffered from various eating disorders, and I know the horribleness that comes with it. I know how it made me suicidal and depressed, and I never want to go back there ever again. Reading this made me realize that anorexia and bulimia don't always have to affect people who are self obsessed; it can hurt the most nerdiest and smartest of us all. Thank you so much for writing this. Hermione is such a complex character, and I find her harder to write than many of the other Harry Potter characters, same with Draco. But somehow you managed to capture them perfectly, and show the hidden feelings that Draco seems to always be hiding, and also display Hermione's mind correctly. It was amazing to see how she progressed to slowly start not even caring about her grades, and then panicking when she received a low mark.
Thank you so much for writing this once again, and for capturing eating disorders exactly the way they are; scary, depressing, and essentially sucking away at the desire to even live.